Principal Product Manager at Smallpdf
Stéphane Turquay is a Principal Product Manager who builds and scales software products used by millions, with deep expertise in the PDF management space. He leads data-driven product strategy, optimizes growth funnels, and drives monetization initiatives that improve customer journeys, engagement, and sustainable revenue.


Smallpdf ranked eight major U.S. forms by difficulty and found that confusing paperwork is costing Americans money, benefits, and opportunities.
Read article
A survey of 1,014 readers reveals how PDFs, audiobooks, and AI have rewritten the rules of the modern book club.
Read article
PDF24 doesn’t actually let you edit existing text directly. But that doesn’t mean you’re stuck. This guide walks through the workarounds PDF24 offers.
Read article
PDF24 offers a quick way to combine multiple PDFs into one file. Below, you’ll find step-by-step instructions for the browser-based PDF24 tools.
Read article
Compare the differences between Smallpdf Free and Pro, including tools, downloads, AI access, Sign.com, pricing, and the 7-day free trial.
Read article
Need to know why your scanned document won't save as a PDF? Find the cause, then convert scanned images to PDF with Smallpdf if needed.
Read article
New Smallpdf research shows the top 25% of professionals win by adopting newer tools faster and losing less time to file hassles.
Read article
New Smallpdf research reveals why downloadable PDFs still capture leads, build trust, and drive sales in the AI search era.
Read article
Convert your PowerPoint to Google Slides in minutes using Smallpdf, then make any final edits before presenting.
Read article
Having trouble deleting pages from a PDF? Learn why it happens and remove pages easily with Smallpdf
Read article
Can you send a PDF via text? Yes, most modern phones let you attach a PDF to a message or share it straight from the Files app. The exact process depends on your phone, messaging app, carrier, and the type of message being used.
Read article
Yes, although “malware” is usually the more accurate word. A harmful PDF may contain a dangerous link, an embedded file, a script, or specially made content that targets a security flaw in the software used to open it.
Read article